Spotted at CVS: new Milani displays and more...

I was at a CVS yesterday that is outside my normal circuit, and I was very happy to discover all of the new Milani products that I've seen mentioned on other beauty blogs recently! I'm also happy to report that all of these products are part of the permanent Milani display, which means that YOU will be spotting them soon as well (if you haven't already!).

Milani Nail Art, Neon Collection and 3D Holographic Collection (I thought the holo polishes were limited edition so I was SUPER happy to see them in the permanent display!)

Finally, I spotted the Milani 3D Glamour Glosses that everyone's been talking about! I would have purchased one (I love brush applicators) but there were no safety seals on these and many of them looked like they had already been opened. :(

Milani Liquif-eye Metallic Eye Liner Pencils ($5.99). The colors are Black, Silver and Brown, and from the looks of them, I believe that they're quite similar to the Prestige Total Intensity Eyeliners, L'Oreal HiP Chrome liners and Urban Decay 24/7 liners. They have that same look to them, but of course I can't be sure. If you've tried one, please let me know what you think of them in the comments!

Milani HD Advance Concealer. Another YSL Touche Eclat dupe (remember my drugstore report from a while back where I spotted the Neutrogena Touche Eclat dupe?). Poor College Student reviewed this Milani version recently--here's the link if you missed it.

And now here's a pic of a new Milani polish display (not in the permanent display with the products above). This was a freestanding display that got me excited for a second, until I realized that none of these polishes are new. I'm 99% sure that they're all part of the permanent Milani nail polish collection:

And here's a picture of the new Neutrogena Clinical collection. I mentioned in a previous post back in the beginning of February that ROC, Aveeno and Neutrogena were all planning on releasing skincare treatments with state-of-the-art technology and ingredients that might rival much pricier, high-end skincare treatments. So I thought some of you might want to see what the Neutrogena kits look like. If you missed my original post, click here. Here's the blurb about Neutrogena from that post:

"Neutrogena Clinical contains a multipatented Ion 2 Complex in a Gel Serum that J&J said when combined with an Activating Cream fortified with Tetrol-E, aims to smooth and refine skin over time. A Facial Lifting Wrinkle Treatment SPF 30, Eye Lift Contouring Treatment, Lifting Wrinkle Treatment Starter System SPF 30 and Eye and Facial Lifting Wrinkle Treatment Night are available with all except the starter kit selling for $24.99; the starter kit will sell for $34.99."

As you can see in this pic, the price points are a little bit higher than what was stated in the article. The Starter Kit retails at CVS for $49.99, while the Facial Lifting Wrinkle Treatment SPF30, Facial Lifting Wrinkle Treatment Night, and Eye Lift Contouring Treatment all retail at CVS for $39.99 each. The prices of these products might be a deal-breaker for some of you (totally understandable) but if the reviews are good, this could be a MUCH more affordable option to $100+ high-end skincare treatments.

That's it for now, but as always, if you have tried any of the products mentioned in this post (or want to try them) I'd love to hear from you!